Yamaha FZ700 (1987)

The Yamaha FZ 700 is a motorcycle that was manufactured in 1987. It has a liquid-cooled four-stroke engine with a transverse four-cylinder and DOHC that has a capacity of 697cc. The bike has a compression ratio of 11.2:1 and is fitted with four 34mm Mikuni downdrafts for induction. It also has NGK, DR8ES-L carburetors and an electronic triggered ignition system. The FZ 700 has a maximum power output of 102 hp at 10500 rpm and a maximum torque of 81.4 Nm at 8000 rpm. It is also equipped with a six-speed transmission with chain final drive. The motorcycle has a twin spar aluminum frame and features 38mm Kayaba telescopic forks at the front and a monocross with a single shock adjustable for preload at the rear. It has a dual-disc front brake system and a single-disc rear brake system. The front and rear tires have a size of 120/80 V16 and 130/80 V18, respectively. The bike has a seat height of 782 mm and a dry weight of 209 kg. Its fuel capacity is 22 liters. Overall, the Yamaha FZ 700 is a powerful, sturdy and reliable motorcycle that provides great performance on the road.

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Make Model: Yamaha FZ 700